Tomonori Nagano wrote a new post, Study in Japan Fair 2021 (March 13-14, 2021), on the site Japan Studies at LaGuardia Community College 10 minutes ago
A study abroad agency in Hawaii is hosting a study abroad fair featuring Japanese universities, vocational schools, and Japanese language schools in Japan. study in Japan on March 13-14, […] 
Anil Mangroo wrote a new post, Are Memes Art?/ Feelings for CT101 Assignment, on the site CT101 Digital Storytelling 18 minutes ago
This is exactly how I feel about this class. Lol I hope my computer science Professor doesn’t see this. This class incorporates the communication portion and development of current computer knowledge whereas […] 
Maureen E. Fadem wrote a new post, Articles: Two Articles on Women's Role/Influence in Farming & Food Today, on the site Food Studies 1 hour, 29 minutes ago
two articles on women in farming food industry
Maureen E. Fadem wrote a new post, Articles: Three FOOD Op Eds by Nicholas Kristof, on the site Food Studies 1 hour, 30 minutes ago
kristof FOOD op eds combined
Boone Gorges (he/him) wrote a new post, Major plugin and theme updates for March 23, 2021, on the site CUNY Academic Commons Development Blog 2 hours, 3 minutes ago
The following plugins will receive major updates as part of the 1.18.6 release of the CUNY Academic Commons, scheduled for March 23, 2021:
Broadcast (47.1)BuddyPress (7.2)Business Directory Plugin […]
Shawna M. Brandle wrote a new post, I made a book!, on the site Dr. Shawna M. Brandle's Home on the Internet 2 hours, 14 minutes ago
On the fifth day of #OEWeek, I have a present for you!
What’s inside the Wrapped Gift Present? by daveynin
But first, a very long story about how I came to be in possession of this present. 2 years a […] 
Erin Lilli wrote a new post, Reilly Bergin Wilson presents, From Minneapolis to NYC: Neglected Histories of Adventure Playgrounds in the United States, 3/15/2021 @11:20EST, on the site The Public Space Research Group 2 hours, 36 minutes ago
Reilly Bergin Wilson, with the City University of New York, will be presenting From Minneapolis to NYC: Neglected Histories of Adventure Playgrounds in the United States as part of the event ADVENTURE PLAYGROUNDS: […] 
Matt Brim edited the blog post Reflection on “Teaching Black Queer Studies as General Education for the Public Good” in the group Transformative Learning in the Humanities: 2 hours, 44 minutes ago
This post was written by Contributing Author Matt Brim. Matt Brim is Professor of Queer Studies in the English department at College of Staten Island, with a faculty appointment at the Graduate Center in […] 
Maureen E. Fadem wrote a new post, Article: Ligaya Mishan, "The Activists Working to Remake the Food System", on the site Food Studies 3 hours, 20 minutes ago
The Activists Working to Remake the Food System
Tomonori Nagano wrote a new post, Operational issues with the MTA's R-179 train car, on the site Japan Studies at LaGuardia Community College 3 hours, 45 minutes ago
The R-179 train cars on the A, C, and J lines are causing a lot of operation issues in the past 2 years.
I have always been proud that the MTA’s train cars are designed by Kawasaki Rail Car, a major Japanese […] 
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aASl1B-pOw[/embedyt] Ben Gould tells how a recent diagnosis of Tourette Syndrome precipitated a career shift to performance art, through which he mines the expressive potential of his body's unpredictable energies. Hugo Montoya details how a lifestyle of beachcombing and photographing led to a discipline of...
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX1FgMXQDfo[/embedyt] Anne Lindberg talks about the temporal effects of landscape, literature as confidence, and discipline as generators for her work. Mary Chatham explains her process as discovery through materials, leaving preconceived ideas at the studio door, and embracing the in-between. ...
Coversations with Tabitha Soren, Carroll Dunham, Hugh Hayden, Lesley Lokko, Cheryl Donegan, Kevin Bewersdorf, Nanette Burstein, Mark Dion, Elaine Mayes, Olaf Breuning, Heidi Ewing, Chris Martin, Luc Sante, Laurie Lambrecht, Chelsea Culprit & Mary Carlson.[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaIadmMe1rQ[/embedyt]...
Mary Carlson shares her enthusiasm for the lives of female saints and their various depictions in Medieval and Renaissance art. (13:32) Chelsea Culprit talks about the expectations placed on female identity and visual strategies for overturning gender stereotypes. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI7MjJVKAjA[/embedyt]...
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bt0iit12Yl4[/embedyt] Luc Sante discusses teaching writing, anarchist legacies, and valuing histories of everyday life--including his own--through old photographs and ephemera. Laurie Lambrecht elaborates a mindset of careful observation, knitting, and playing with the edges of the natural and social orders in which we live....
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJdOtzQcEvw[/embedyt]Heidi Ewing describes the free license granted by documentary filmmaking and getting into the headspace of different groups and characters. Artist Chris Martin recounts his years as an art therapist and learning to find--and give--pleasure through his own painting....
Ghanaian-Scottish architect and author Lesley Lokko discusses racial identity on different continents and diversity in education as a hope for solving global problems. (14:25) Artist Olaf Breuning talks about lightness and humor as points of entry into darker, more complex subjects. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OO7Dn6Z04sk[/embedyt]...
Mark Dion discusses his appreciation for folly buildings, obscure departments of science, and being implicated in nature's demise. (13:43) Elaine Mayes reflects on forty-five years of documenting hippie culture, rock musicians, and her friendship with photographer Helen Levitt. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xnAVuDScKk[/embedyt]...
In this episode, recorded in the Catskill Mountains of Upstate New York, Kevin Moore talks with filmmaker Nanette Burstein, director of Hulu's documentary Hillary, and performer Kevin Bewersdorf. Burstein describes biographical filmmaking and the pitfalls of public perception for controversial figures, such as Hillary Clinton. Bewersdorf muses on...
Hugh Hayden considers social camouflage and the underlying discomforts of modern American life. Cheryl Donegan flirts at the edges of categorical thinking and imagines the difficult--and opportune--stages of imminent societal change. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRI25hPPpGQ[/embedyt]...
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